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Religious Studies
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B
Judaism
Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B · 1RB0 · F
Judaism
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Understand Judaism in depth as a lived religion.
Jewish Beliefs
1.1
Nature of the Almighty
1.2
Nature and Importance of Shekhinah
1.3
Nature and Purpose of the Messiah
1.4
Covenant with Abraham
1.5
Covenant at Sinai
1.6
Sanctity of Life
1.7
Moral Principles and the Mitzvot
1.8*
Beliefs About Life After Death
Marriage and the Family
2.1
Importance and Purpose of Marriage
2.2
Teachings on Sexual Relationships
2.3
Purpose and Importance of Family
2.4
Support for the Family
2.5
Teachings on Family Planning
2.6
Teachings on Divorce and Remarriage
2.7
Equality of Men and Women
2.8
Gender Prejudice and Discrimination
Living the Jewish Life
3.1
Jewish Public Acts of Worship
3.2
The Tenakh and the Talmud
2 notes
The Tenakh and Talmud in Jewish Daily Life
Kashrut and Its Implications for Jews Today
3.3
Prayer in the Home
3.4*
The Shema and the Amidah
3.5
Importance of Ritual
3.6
Celebration of Shabbat
3.7
Jewish Festivals
3.8
Features of the Synagogue
Matters of Life and Death
4.1
Origins and Value of the Universe
4.2
Teachings About the Value of Life
4.3
Responses to Explanations of Life
4.4
Sanctity of Life and Abortion
4.5
Teachings About Life After Death
4.6
Arguments Against Life After Death
4.7
Sanctity of Life and Euthanasia
4.8
Responses to the Natural World
2 notes
Jewish Environmental Stewardship
Jewish Responses to Animal Ethics
Crime and Punishment
2.1
Attitudes Towards Justice
2.2
Attitudes Towards Crime
2.3
Good, Evil, and Suffering
2.4
Attitudes Towards Punishment
2.5
Aims of Punishment
2.6
Teachings About Forgiveness
2.7
Treatment of Criminals
2.8
Attitudes Towards the Death Penalty
Peace and Conflict
4.1
Attitudes Towards Peace
4.2
Role of Jews in Peacemaking
4.3
Attitudes to Conflict
4.4
Attitudes to Pacifism
4.5
Attitudes to Just War Theory
4.6
Attitudes to Holy War
4.7
Attitudes to WMD
4.8
Attitudes to Conflict Issues
Religious Experience
2.1
Revelation as Proof of the Almighty
2.2
Visions as Proof of the Almighty
2.3
Miracles as Proof of the Almighty
2.4
Religious Experience as Philosophical Argument
2.5
Design Argument
2.6
Cosmological Argument
2.7
Issues Raised by Existence of Suffering
2.8
Solutions to the Problem of Suffering
Equality
4.1
Teaching on Human Rights
4.2
Attitudes Towards Equality
4.3
Attitudes to Religious Freedom
4.4
Attitudes to Prejudice and Discrimination
4.5
Attitudes Towards Racial Harmony
4.6
Attitudes to Racial Discrimination
4.7
Attitudes to Social Justice
4.8
Attitudes Towards Wealth and Poverty
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